Neenah Light

Neenah Light is a Colonial Revival lighthouse located in Kimberly Point Park, marking the entrance from Lake Winnebago to the Lower Fox River. The 15-meter-tall structure displays classic architectural features and was designed to guide boats into the harbor.

The lighthouse was built in 1945 to improve navigation for boats entering the harbor. Its construction was made possible by a major donation that supported the region's maritime and economic development.

The lighthouse reflects the maritime heritage of the town, connecting visitors to the water-based traditions that shaped the community. It stands as a reminder of how shipping and navigation were central to local life and growth.

The lighthouse is located in Kimberly Point Park and can be reached by following local streets from downtown Neenah. The park offers good access and is best visited during daylight hours to see the structure and surrounding waterfront clearly.

The lighthouse has a comfort station built into its base, making it a functional part of the park's facilities. A distinctive sailboat-shaped weathervane tops the tower, adding a nautical touch that locals appreciate.

Location: Neenah

Inception: 1945

Architectural style: Colonial Revival architecture

Height: 15 m

GPS coordinates: 44.18550,-88.44140

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:40